Satisfactory offers a variety of useful commands that allow players to customize their client settings. On this page, we summarize the popular and helpful commands frequently used by players in Satisfactory.
The table shows the command itself, accepted values (if any), and a description to help you understand what the command does.
To display the complete list of all commands, type ? in the console. A floating list with all available commands will appear. You can navigate it using the UP and DOWN arrow keys.
Here is an example of how it looks with ?:
All commands listed here apply to the vanilla version of Satisfactory.
| Command Syntax | Accepted Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ? | - | Displays the complete list of all commands |
| Stat FPS | - | Toggles the built-in FPS counter in the game |
| Stat UNIT | - | Shows a display with frame time, game data, render time, and other stats |
| t.MaxFPS "maxfps" | Integer (e.g., 120) | Sets the maximum FPS of your game |
| r.ScreenPercentage "value" | Integer (default 100) | Changes the scaling of the screen resolution (only for world rendering, not UI) |
| r.ViewDistanceScale "value" | Integer (default 1) | Changes the view distance, i.e., how far objects like rocks or trees are rendered |
| Suicide | - | Kills your own player |
| FOV "value" | Integer (e.g., 90) | Sets the field of view (FOV) of your game |
| r.Atmosphere "1 or 0" | true (1)/false (0) | Toggles the atmosphere in the game on or off |
| r.Fog "1 or 0" | true (1)/false (0) | Toggles the fog in the game on or off |
| Gamma "value" | Integer (default 50) | Sets the brightness of your game |
For a detailed list with even more commands, check out the Satisfactory Wiki, which explains many technical commands in detail.
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